Paris Design Week Opens the Doors to Exclusive Apartments: A New Design Trail
Published on 17 August 2026
A new highlight of Paris Design Week, the “Apartments” trail invites visitors to discover unique spaces where every room reveals a story.
For its upcoming edition, Paris Design Week unveils a new trail entitled “Apartments”, inviting visitors to discover unique spaces where design reveals itself through the intimacy. Behind every open door, a new world unfolds.
In Courcelles, Charlotte Biltgen presents her new furniture collection, where classical heritage meets contemporary expression.
At Laclaux, the Ultra Violet exhibition reveals a new setting bringing together reimagined pieces, new variations, and exclusive creations developed in collaboration with Chloé Nègre, including the Iris light and Fiona mirror.
In the heart of the 7th arrondissement, Fleur Delesalle unveils a timeless interior where her signature pieces, the Hug sofa, the Daylily table, and the Nemesis occasional table in new editions, create a poetic landscape, where neoclassical lines meet a singular modernity.
Set within a green oasis, the new Studio Andrée Putman gallery opens its doors in a renovated former school. Through archives, reissues, and contemporary creations, the space celebrates the legacy of a major figure in French design, featuring iconic pieces such as the Éléphant bench, the Constellation au Carré rug, and the Quatre Feuilles table.
The journey continues on Rive Gauche with three addresses : Arrogant Verneuil, House of Cassandre, and Franck Genser.
The trail also invites visitors to discover Ateliers Berger, where exceptional craftsmanship, materials, and innovation give birth to unique interiors.
With “Apartments”, Paris Design Week offers a new way to experience design: more intimate, sensitive, and immersive. A journey through spaces where every object tells a story and every interior becomes a source of inspiration.